Summary Proudly presenting High Street, Newton on Trent. A beautifully presented character cottage, thoughtfully improved by the current owners and brimming with charm, personality and unique features throughout.Read more…
Price history 2005 £230,000 (+596.97%) 1996 £33,000
Sold pricesAsking price since listing
EPC data Date of EPC: 23rd April 2024 - Valid EPC rating: D Property age: Before 1900
Rent data 42 properties with the same number of bedrooms and style in the same area to let The asking rent ranges from £390 to £3,900 which represents a yield of between 1.2% and 12.2% if buying at the asking price A yield of 1.4% to 13.5% if purchased for 90% of the asking price (£346,500) A yield of 1.5% to 15.2% if purchased for 80% of the asking price (£308,000)
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Main and only residence: £9,250.00 First-time buyer: £4,250.00 Buy-to-let: £28,500.00
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Changes to property since tracking began On 12th May 2026 the status was changed from SOLD STC to WITHDRAWN